and multiple dimensions of climate change, such as droughts, failing crops, global warming, carbon emissions, melting polar ice caps and rising sea levels. And that protecting the environment is a shared responsibility, and human actions, whether it is a nation or a single person, can affect all animals and species that coexist on our planet. Promotion, Workshops, Conferences The Odyssey 2050 Comic Book The promotional Odyssey 2050 comic book was released in March 2012 in London and was sponsored by Artists' Project Earth, a UK registered charity. One of the objectives of Odyssey 2050 is to reach out to young people from across the world, and especially marginalised and vulnerable groups who often don't have access to electricity, computers and DVD players. The comic book enables young people in areas of limited technology and financial resources to be introduced to the project and have fun while they learn about climate change and the need to take action on it. The comic has been distributed across schools in remote and neglected parts of Latin America's poorest country, Nicaragua. The Odyssey 2050 association works in partnership with the Caribbean Coast Catholic Church coordinators that run schools for 17,000 young Nicaraguans and ensure that the comics are used well by the schools and complement existing environmental education programmes. Following in the success of the Odyssey 2050 Comic Book, a short photo and information book highlighting Odyssey's global work was produced. Interactive Audience A unique feature of Odyssey 2050 is that it is interactive. Young people from across the world have been invited to submit videos, illustrations, graphics, and written ideas to Odyssey 2050 to express how they think the script should develop or to highlight the actions they are taking in their communities to tackle climate change and protect the environment. Using these ideas and messages the script writers and technical team for Odyssey 2050 are developing and creating the story. Education A key to Odyssey 2050's success is the way it combines artistic, environmental and scientific elements. The short film serves as a climate change educational resource in a number of countries across the world. Odyssey 2050 has been adopted by The British Council who have developed an online intermediate English lesson plan that incorporates the main messages of the film into its teaching. United Nations Climate Change Conferences Odyssey 2050 milestones include energetic interventions at COP 16 and COP 17. In